Mitigating the Impact of Ego Depletion and Multiscreening on Sponsorship Effectiveness: The Moderating Role of Synced Advertising

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Abstract

This study explores the impact of multiscreening and ego depletion, frequently experienced by international viewers watching live sports from different continents in inconvenient time zones, on sponsorship effectiveness. Through three experimental studies, the research explores how synchronised ads can mitigate the negative effects of divided attention and cognitive fatigue. The findings reveal that both multiscreening and ego depletion significantly impair sponsor memory but do not affect perceived sponsorship fit. Notably, synchronised ads enhance sponsor memory for ego-depleted viewers, providing a promising strategy for marketers targeting fatigued international audiences to improve sponsorship effectiveness in global media consumption contexts.
Original languageEnglish
Publication statusPublished - 5 Sept 2025
EventEuropean Association of Sports Management. B - Hungarian University of Sports Science, Budapest
Duration: 2 Sept 20255 Sept 2025

Conference

ConferenceEuropean Association of Sports Management. B
CityBudapest
Period2/09/255/09/25

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